Hiya Chris,
Thank you so much for stopping by planDisney with your planning question! First things first, a huge congratulations to your daughter and her upcoming wedding! How absolutely magical that she will be celebrating her bachelorette party at Disney World. Honestly, Tink herself would approve of this plan!
Now let’s wave our wand and jump right into some pixie ways to surprise the bride-to-be. One of my favorite surprises is booking a
Capture Your Moment photo session. Your daughter and her bride tribe can bound as their favorite pixies and enjoy a personalized 20-minute photo shoot that captures all the laughter, love, and sparkle of the day. It’s such a sweet way to bottle up the magic and keep it as a keepsake.
Next, I’d sprinkle in a little relaxation fairy dust with a spa day at
Disney’s Grand Floridian. This is the perfect way for the group to rejuvenate, refresh, and feel absolutely fabulous before heading into the parks. Think of it as letting Tinker Bell herself help them recharge their wings!
Another super fun activity is
Sangria University at
Coronado Springs Resort. They’ll learn about the origins of sangria, how different varieties are made, and, best of all, they will be able to sample four different types with a light appetizer. It’s such a fun way to kick off a park day! Afterward, the party can flutter over to
Magic Kingdom and catch Tinker Bell soaring by in the
Festival of Fantasy Parade. Talk about perfect timing!
While you’re in Magic Kingdom, I’d absolutely have the bride tribe stop by
Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe to surprise the bride with her very own customized ears. How precious is that?! It’s a keepsake she’ll treasure long after the last bit of pixie dust settles. And don’t forget to grab an “I’m Celebrating” pin at Guest Services or your Disney Resort front desk.
For the grand finale, I highly recommend a
fireworks cruise. This gives your bride-to-be a whole new perspective of
Happily Ever After, including watching Tinker Bell fly across the night sky from a magical angle on the water. These cruises can fit up to 10 guests and include a skipper and snacks. My family and I did one over Fourth of July weekend, and it was absolutely perfect! You can even put an “I’m Celebrating” or “Congratulations” sign on the back of the boat, and yes, you’re allowed to bring your own champagne (don’t forget plastic cups!). It’s such a magical way to end the night.
Chris, I hope these ideas help your daughter’s girls create the most magical surprise for her bachelorette celebration. It sounds like it’s going to be filled with laughter, love, and lots of pixie dust!
If you have any more questions, please feel free visit me again.
See ya real soon,
Christina